The von Trapp family performed all around the world! The Sound of Music premiered in 1965 and ‘Do Re Mi’ became a familiar tune and the hills were alive with the sound of music – or so Julie ...

In real life, by the time the family fled Austria, Rupert was in his late twenties and a practicing physician. Even the number of children wasn’t correct in the movie. When the von Trapps ...

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Maria and the von Trapp family were actually real people, and they really did escape Austria as the Nazi Party rose to power. They also settled in Vermont and established a lodge, according to the ...

This honor comes as the lodge prepares to celebrate its 75th anniversary, marking a milestone in its storied history. “We commend Trapp Family Lodge, the von Trapp Family, and their leadership team ...

Twenty years ago a patch-mustached Austrian nobleman, Captain Georg von Trapp, commander of an Austrian submarine, came home from the War to his family castle near Salzburg. There he and his buxom ...

In the best brewery hotel awards, highlighting brewery hotels across the United States that "every beer lover needs to visit," Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe made the list. Here's what to know before ...

Those curling up to watch it with their own loved ones, however, may not realise that the von Trapps were, in fact, a real family - with even more singing children than the film depicts.

Few may realise however that the von Trapps were indeed a real family, with 10 children instead of seven. The 1965 musical drama follows free-spirited trainee nun Maria (Julie Andrews), who is ...